Yesterday on "Paula and Leon" the host of the show decided to do something "not done before on TV" and respond to the Torah storm with the recorded name I invented, "Eden Ben Zaken, the bikini and son".
For those who missed it, the singer uploaded a photo to Instagram where she is photographed in a tiny swimsuit, which provoked bad reactions from surfers.
Throughout the day famous women (and men) stood by her side and uploaded similar photos, but Paula saw and decided to compare and upload.
The intention was more than worthy - she entered the studio with a group of mothers in swimsuits - an unusual play on our screen, it's just a pity that within seconds the jubilant class heroine released some statements that did not fit with the message.
Missed message.
Paula Rosenberg,
At the entrance to the studio she shouted: "Let the audience digest the look - it's not easy!"
wait, what?
Why is it not simple?
After all, you wanted to shout that this is a show that there is nothing to be ashamed of, and not a show of harsh images.
She went on to reinforce the opposite message: "It takes courage in 2022 to expose yourself as a mother!"
When Ira Dolphin corrects "No need for courage, it's natural and normal for us to be in swimwear!".
Paula had not yet dropped the token that something in the texts creates the opposite of the important message, and addressed a mother of teenagers with "Doesn't it scare you to come here and have your teenagers see you?"
And to a dietitian who was next to her "You need courage at all because you take care of people!".
Paula Rosenberg's Daring Parade, Photo: Screenshot
Here's something that's never been seen on TV: Leah Griner makes the most sense out of a group of people on a TV show: "Eden Ben Zaken, what are you talking about? These are talkbacks, and you also got a lot of good comments on Instagram!"
Was just missing some good Drop de Mike.
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